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Home faqIs A Cortisone Shot Effective in Treating Morton’s Neuroma?

Is A Cortisone Shot Effective in Treating Morton’s Neuroma?

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Cortisone injection for neuroma
Cortisone injection for neuroma

A cortisone injection is a frequent Morton’s neuroma treatment. Cortisone is a steroid that is administered around the irritated nerve to act as an anti-inflammatory. This effectively controls inflammation and relieves or eliminates discomfort. While a cortisone injection can relieve the discomfort of inflammation, it does not cure the neuroma.

Where a cortisone injection relieves your inflammation and pain, a custom orthotic can help balance your foot, support the metatarsal arch, and keep pressure off the nerve. Long-term neuroma treatment is effective when a cortisone injection is combined with mechanical management.

You might have a neuroma if you have persistent pain in the ball of your foot or numbness in your toes. Houston podiatrist Dr. Ejodamen Shobowale can perform a thorough examination to determine the source of your pain and treat it.

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